Statement as some of the information is given away prior to login. Looking at the above underlined statement it seems to me that the Windows 8.1 login page breaks Microsoft's own privacy How you can access your personal information will depend on which sites or services you have used." To help prevent others from viewing your personal information, you first will be required to sign in. Some Microsoft services give you the ability to view or edit your personal information online. PS - Is this the same on Windows phones that your info is displayed to anyone who picks up the phone and only gets to the login page ?. its not like people don,t know their own email address or that a generic external login couldn't be tied to an internal On my android devices none of my info is accessible unless someone gets past the login screen, I'm hoping that Microsoft address this issue. So no mater what I do with regard to me name, my main email address continues to be displayed, I even tried with having my account auto logged in, and what pops up is a welcome screen again giving away my email address plus what ever name I have given Microsoft. Your account's primary alias is displayed on your Microsoft devices (such as a Windows PC, Xbox or Windows Phone), and you can choose a different alias to be the primary one at any time. Once here, you can find the option to remove the Microsoft account at the bottom of the Your account tab, highlighted here.
To do this, start by entering your Settings, and clicking into the Accounts section. Each of these is called an alias, and you can use any of them to sign in and communicate with others through Microsoft services, like . The first step in this process is to remove the Microsoft account from your local machine. You can use multiple email addresses, like your personal and professional email accounts, with your Microsoft account.
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